item
/ˈaɪtəm/Definitions
1. noun
a particular object or product sold in a store, shop, or market
“The store had a wide variety of items on sale for the holiday season.”
2. noun
a single piece of data, information, or an entry in a database
“The item was retrieved from the database and displayed on the screen.”
3. noun
an object or thing to be included in a collection, such as a museum or a catalog
“The new item was added to the museum’s collection and put on display.”
4. noun
a single unit or portion of something, such as time or a quantity
“He had only a few items left on his bucket list before he retired.”
5. noun
a thing or object to be considered or discussed, such as a topic in an argument
“The item on the agenda was the proposed tax increase.”
6. noun
a particular point or issue to be considered in a discussion or debate
“The item of contention was the company’s policy on overtime pay.”
7. verb
to include or put something in a collection, such as a catalog or a museum
“The artist’s work will be itemized in the upcoming exhibition.”
8. verb
to include or mention something in a list or catalog
“The restaurant menu itemized the prices for each dish.”
9. verb
to insert or place something in a database or a list
“The software itemized the user’s data and statistics.”